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Tools for Change A Resource Catalog for Community Health
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Page 1: Tools for Change...Preemption: Why It Matters for Public Health Local control is essential for increasing access to nutritious food, clean air, active transit, and healthy, affordable

Tools for ChangeA Resource Catalog for Community Health

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ChangeLabSolutionscreateshealthiercommunitiesforallthroughequitablelaws&policies.Ourinnovativepolicysolutionsaddressallaspectsofajust,vital,andthrivingcommunity.Explorethiscatalogtoseehowourtoolscanhelpyourcommunity!

Theselectedmodelpolicies,how-toguides,infographics,factsheets,onlinetrainings,andotherpracticalresourcesfeaturedinthiscatalogfocusonthesetopicareas:

• GoodGovernance(p.3)

• HealthyNeighborhoods(p.6)

• Food&Beverages(p.10)

• ChildCare&Schools(p.14)

• TobaccoPrevention(p.17)

• HealthCare(p.21)

Visitchangelabsolutions.orgtodownloadtheseresourcesatnocost;joinouremaillistforupdatesonourworktoimprovehealthequity;andsupportourworktoprovidequalityresourcesforpolicymakers,communityleaders,andothersworkingforhealthycommunities.

We’rereadytohelpyoucreateahealthier,moreequitablefutureforyourcommunity!

ChangeLabSolutionsisanonprofitorganizationthatprovideslegalinformationonmattersrelatingtopublichealth.Thelegalinformationinthisdocumentdoesnotconstitutelegaladviceorlegalrepresentation.Forlegaladvice,readersshouldconsultalawyerintheirstate.

©2019ChangeLabSolutionsILastupdatedJune2019

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Good GovernanceLawsandpoliciesarepowerfultoolsformakingourcommunitieshealthierandmoreequitable.Agoodgovernanceprocessisinclusive,transparent,andeffective,andhelpsfosteraclearunderstandingofpolicylandscapes,localresources,andpotentialpartnerships.Wehavetheresourcesexplainingtheessentialsofpublichealthlawandpolicythatcanhelpcreatemeaningful,lastingchangeinyourcommunity.

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Blueprint for Changemakers Forfartoolong,discriminatorylawsandpolicieshavepreventedpeoplefromlivinghealthylives.Everyonedeservesgoodjobsandschools,healthyfood,safeneighborhoods,qualityhealthcare,andaffordablehousing.Butsomefolksareexcludedfromaccessingthesebasicneedsbecauseofunfairpoliciesthatcreatebarrierstohealthinunderservedcommunities.

ChangingexistinglawsandpoliciesisthemosteffectivemethodforundoingtheharmsofdiscriminatorypoliciesandadvancinghealthequityacrossAmerica.Thisnewresourcepresentslegalstrategiesandbestpracticestohelppolicymakers,practitioners,andcommunitiesimprovehealthoutcomes.

ABlueprintforChangemakers:AchievingHealthEquityThroughLaw&Policy(New)

Health in All PoliciesHealthinAllPolicies(HiAP)isatransformative,collaborativeapproachtoimprovingacommunitybyincorporatinghealth,sustainability,andequityconsiderationsintodecisionmakingacrossgovernmentagenciesandpolicyareas.Atitscore,itmeansgovernmentagenciescollaboratetoidentifysharedgoals,maximizeresources,harmonizeactivities,andinvestinbigsolutionsthatproducemultiplebenefits.Inpartnershipwiththecommunitiestheyserve,publicagenciesareusingthisapproachtosolvetheirlargestsocialandenvironmentalchallenges.

Theseresourcesareintendedforanyoneinterestedinbuildinghealthiercommunitiesthroughmorecollaborativeandefficientpolicymaking.Theyincludebestpracticesandlessonslearnedfromcommunityleadersacrossthecountry.

Collaborative Health: A Health in All Policies Presentation

A Roadmap for Health in All Policies: Collaborating to Win the Policy Marathon (New)

From Start to Finish: How to Permanently Improve Government Through Health in All Policies

Commitment to Change: Model Health in All Policies Model Policies

Multisector Partnerships Cultivatingpartnershipsamonggovernmentagencies,localorganizations,andcommunityinstitutionsiskeytoimprovinghealthoutcomes.Successfulpublichealthinitiativesengageresidents,advocates,andpolicymakersindevelopingandrealizingthecommunity’svisionofahealthierfuture.Theseresourcesprovidestrategiesforbuildingandstrengtheningpartnershipsforpublichealth.

Pathways to Policy: A Step-By-Step Playbook for Young People Who Want to Change The World (New)

What Is Policy? An Introductory Fact Sheet that Defines Policy

Healthy Planning Guide: An Overview of Development Strategies for Healthier Communities

Partners for Public Health: Working with Local, State, & Federal Agencies to Create Healthier Communities

Putting Business to Work for Health: Incentive Policies for the Private Sector

Know the Rules: An Overview of State Agency Rulemaking

Preemption: Why It Matters for Public HealthLocalcontrolisessentialforincreasingaccesstonutritiousfood,cleanair,activetransit,andhealthy,affordablehousing.Butlocalleadersfacearealthreatinpreemption,whenahigherlevelofgovernmentrestrictsoreveneliminatestheauthorityofalowerlevelofgovernmenttotakeaction.Thesepublicationsexplainwhatyouneedtoknowaboutpreemptionanditsimpactonpublichealth.

Preemption, Public Health, & Equity: The Search for Local Solutions (Webinar) (New)

Understanding Preemption: A Fact Sheet Series About Preemption & Policy (New)

Preemption & Public Health (Online Training)

Preemption: What It Is, How It Works, & Why It Matters to Public Health

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Public Health Law AcademyThePublicHealthLawAcademy,supportedbytheCentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention(CDC),offersfreecoursesthatprovideasolidunderstandingoftheuseoflawandpolicytoimprovepopulationhealthoutcomes.Theseeasy-to-useonlinetrainingsareessentialforallpublichealthprofessionals,especiallythosewithnolegalbackground.

Introduction to Public Health Law

Public Health Law: Past & Present

Preemption & Public Health

Structure of Government: Exploring the Fabric & Framework of Public Health Powers

Hot Topics in Public Health Law

Public Health Threats & the U.S. Constitution: What Responders Need to Know

Legal & Policy Approaches to Reducing Prescription Drug Overdose

Pharmacist Collaborative Practice Agreements: Who, What, Why, & How (New)

Legal Epidemiology

Introduction to Legal Epidemiology (New)

Introduction to Legal Mapping (New)

Advanced Legal Epidemiology Methods (New)

Building Healthy, Equitable CommunitiesWhataretheelementsofahealthyandequitablecommunity?Howdowecreateconditionsinwhichallchildrenandfamiliescanthrive?Tofostercollaborativethinkingontheseessentialquestions,wecreatedtheBuildingHealthy,EquitableCommunitiesSeries,whereweexplorethetopicofhealthequity.Wediscusshowlawandpolicycoupledwithcommunitypowercancatalyzenewopportunitiesforeveryonetoachievetheirfullhealthpotential.Exploreourblogpostsfromthisseries:

10 Local Laws That May Be Doing More Harm Than Good (New)

6 Federal Policies That Fall Short of Supporting Working Families (New)

Critical Thinking on Health Equity & Food Systems: 8 Policies (New)

8 Policies That Have Contributed to Place-Based Health Disparities Across Generations (New)

Creating Safe and Supportive Schools: 5 Promising Areas for Policy Change (New)

Inclusive Community Engagement & Equitable Participation to Improve 4 Core Functions of Local Government (New)

Community Planning Thisintroductorycurriculumprovidescommunityleadersandworkshopparticipantswithinformationaboutpoliciesandpracticesthatimprovecommunityhealth.Itofferstoolstohelpresidentsadvocateforthemselveswithlocalofficialsandprovidesstrategiestobringtheirvoicesintopublicdecisionmakingprocesses.Theactivities,icebreakers,andaccompanyingmaterialsareofferedinbothSpanishandEnglish.TheChangemaker’sGuidewasoriginallydevelopedforresidentsintheLosAngelesarea;however,itcanbemodifiedtofitmanyothercommunitycontexts.

The Changemaker’s Guide: A Community Planning Curriculum (also in Spanish)

Training Presentation: Roses in the Concrete (also in Spanish)

Training Presentation: Run With It (also in Spanish)

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Healthy Neighborhoods

Evidenceshowsthatwhereweliveplaysakeyroleinourhealth.Housing,workplaces,streetdesign,andtransportationallinfluenceprominenthealthfactorssuchassafety,physicalactivity,accesstohealthyfood,communityengagement,andaffordableliving.Wehavethetoolstoconnectthedotsbetweenneighborhoodresourcesandtohelpcommunitiesachievetheirpolicygoals.

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Complete ParksNomatterwhereyoulive,thereshouldbeanappealingparknearby.ACompleteParkssystemensuresthatallpeoplecanenjoyagreatlocalpark.Ascommonvenuesforsportsgames,farmersmarkets,andfestivals,parksareimportantplacestogather,exercise,andrelax,whethertosocializeortohavetimeforourselves.Parksenhancecommunities,promotinghealthandrelationships.TheCompleteParksapproachisawaytomakethebenefitsofparksavailableforeveryoneinyourneighborhood,town,city,orcounty.

Complete Parks Overview: Creating an Equitable Parks System (New)

Complete Parks Indicators: A Systems Approach to Assessing Parks (New)

Complete Parks Model Resolution (New)

Complete Parks Playbook: Seven Elements of a Safe, Connected, & Healthy Parks System (also in Spanish)

Funding Complete Parks: Local Agency Strategies for the Development of Parks & Recreation Facilities

Safe, Stable, & Affordable HousingDecadesofresearchhaveshownthatsafe,stable,affordablehousingsetsthefoundationforhealth.Housinglocatedneargoodschools,high-qualityjobs,healthyfood,safeparks,anddependabletransportationisessentialforcommunitiestoprosperandthrive.Thelawsandpoliciesthatshapehousingmarketsandguidedevelopmenthaveasignificanteffectonbothhealthandprosperity.

Ourhealthyhousingworkfocusesonwhatittakestomakesafe,stable,andaffordablehousingarealityforeveryone.Weprovidetoolsthatconnectthedotsbetweenhousingandhealthandofferpracticalstepsthatcommunitiescantaketoachievetheirhousingpolicygoals.

The Health & Housing Starter Kit: A Guide for Public Health Departments, Housing Authorities, and Hospitals Working at the Intersection of Health and Housing (New)

The BLOCK Project: A Series of Conversations About Health & Housing (Blog Series)

Preserving, Protecting, & Expanding Affordable Housing: A Policy Toolkit for Public Health

A Primer on Qualified Allocation Plans: Linking Public Health & Affordable Housing

Housing & Health: New Opportunities for Dialogue & Action

Up to Code: Code Enforcement Strategies for Healthy Housing

Healthy Housing Laws that Work: Creating Effective Implementation & Enforcement Clauses

Healthy Housing Through Proactive Rental Inspection (Summary, Guide, & Model Ordinance)

Under One Roof: Model Healthy Housing Policies for Comprehensive Plans

• SeetheTobaccoPreventionsectionforresourcesonsmokefreehousing.

Active Transportation Manycommunitiesaretakingstepstoretrofittheirstreetstopromotewalkingandbiking.Diversetypesofplaces—urban,suburban,andrural—areaddressinginfrastructuregapsandbuildinganetworkofpedestrian-andbicycle-friendlyfacilitiesbetweenkeydestinations.Theseimprovementsincreaseopportunitiesforphysicalactivity,createeasieraccesstoneighborhoodresources,andhelpstrengthenthesocialfabricofcommunities.

Making Streets Welcoming for Walking: A Fact Sheet About Principles of Walkable Streets

Road Signs Pedcast: The Road Diet (A Complete Street Podcast)

Let’s Ride! 4 Requirements for a Bikeable Community (Infographic)

Move This Way: Making Neighborhoods More Walkable & Bikeable

Rural Places Make Active Spaces: Rural Community Profile

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Shared Use: Unlocking Community SpacesShareduse—alsocalledjointuse,communityuse,oropenuse—occurswhengovernmententitiesorotherorganizationsagreetoopentheirfacilitiesforusebythebroadercommunity.Onecommonexampleisaschoolplaygroundavailableforpublicuseafterschoolhours;however,sharedusearrangementscanallownewusersformanytypesofspaces,suchasgymnasiums,pools,playingfields,parks,walkingtrails,gardenplots,kitchens,meetingandperformancespaces,andpavilions.

Sharedusecanreducerace-andincome-basedhealthdisparitiesbyincreasingaccesstosafe,affordableopportunitiesforphysicalactivity.Becauseitutilizesexistingfacilities,shareduseisaparticularlypotenttoolinunder-resourcedneighborhoodswherealackoffundingmightpreventdevelopmentofnewrecreationalspaces.

Shared Use Playbook (New)

Benefits of Shared Use: An Infographic for Communities, Advocates, & Public Health Practitioners

Fair Play: Advancing Health Equity Through Shared Use

The Benefits of a Written Shared Use Agreement: Partnership to Open Access

Contracts & Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs): Understanding Key Terms

Joint Use Agreement Fact Sheet, Checklist, Model Resolutions & Agreements (National & California)

Shared Use Agreements & Tribal Nations: A Fact Sheet for Shared Use In or Near Indian Country

Playing Smart: A National Toolkit on Maximizing the Potential of School & Community Property

This Land Is Our Land: A Legal & Policy Primer for Accessing Public Property for Recreation

Congregation to Community: Shared Use by North Carolina Faith-Based Organizations

Dig, Eat, & Be Healthy: A Guide to Growing Food on Public Property

Addressing Liability Concerns: Assess, Understand, and Manage the Risk of Shared Use

Incorporating Shared Use into Local School Wellness Policies

Land Use Policies: General Plans & Zoning Landuseplanningandzoningarekeytobuildingahealthiercommunity.It’sessentialtohaveafundamentalunderstandingofhowlandusedecisionsaremadeandhowadvocatescaneffectivelyparticipateinthosedecisions.Wehavedevelopedalibraryofresources,includingmodelpolicies,addressingarangeofkeylanduseissues.Theyincludeinformationaboutassessmentoflocalconditionsandneeds,communityengagement,andimplementation.

Building Healthy, Equitable Communities Through Comprehensive Long-Range Planning (Webinar) (New)

8 Policies That Have Contributed to Place-Based Health Disparities Across Generations (New)

How to Create & Implement Healthy General Plans

A Roadmap for Healthier General Plans: Step-by-Step, Who Does What?

Health in All Policies in General Plans

Licensing & Zoning: Tools for Public Health

General Plans & Zoning: A Toolkit for Building Healthy, Vibrant Communities

From the Ground Up: Land Use Policies to Protect & Promote Farmers Markets

Seeding the City: Land Use Policies to Promote Urban Agriculture

Model Comprehensive Plan Language on Complete Streets Healthy Planning Policies: A Compendium from California General Plans

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Community Development Healthyhomesrequirehealthyneighborhoods.Ourresourceshelpcommunitiesredesignneighborhoodstobemoreconvenientsoresidentscanwalk,bike,ortakepublictransittomeettheirdailyneeds.Thesetoolsprovideavarietyofstrategiesandpolicyoptions,includingincentivestolocategrocerystoresinunderservedareas,buildmoresidewalks,requirebikeprograms,andmakepublictransitmoreaccessible.Communitiescanalsochangelocalcodestoencouragethedevelopmentoffarmersmarketsandcommunitygardens.

Building In Healthy Infill: A Guide for Improving Public Health Through Development

Room for Improvement: Key Strategies for Healthy Infill

Creating Healthier Suburbs: Tools for Transforming Sprawl into Livable Communities

How Four Bay Area Cities Brought Health into Redevelopment Projects (A Podcast Series)

Complete StreetsCompletestreetspolicieschangehowstreetsaredesignedsopeopleofallagesandabilitiescantravelsafelyandeasily,whethertheyarewalking,biking,ridingthebus,ordriving.Theseresourcescanhelpyouputcompletestreetspoliciesintopractice.

What Are Complete Streets?

A Guide to Building Healthy Streets

Road Signs Pedcast

Complete Streets Policies at the Local Level (Model Local Resolution, Ordinance, & Comprehensive Plan Language)

Complete Streets Policies at the State Level (Model State Resolution & Legislation)

Workplace WellnessHealthierworkersaremoreproductive,havefewersickdays,andhavedecreasedhealthcarecosts.Giventhatmanyadultsspendhalftheirwakinghoursatwork,theworkplacecanplayabigroleinsupportingpositivelifestylechanges.Mostworkplacewellnesseffortshavefocusedonorganizationalprogramsandpolicies.However,jurisdiction-widepoliciesimplementedbystateandlocalgovernmentscanalsosupportwellnessintheworkplace.

Workplacewellnessdoesnotbeginandendattheofficedoor.Employeewellnessandcommunityhealtharefundamentallylinked.Developedforwellnesspromoters,includingdecisionmakers,businessleaders,healthdepartmentstaff,andotherstakeholders,theseresourceprovidescommonstrategiesforsupportingworkplacewellness.

WalkThisWay:AResourceonStateandLocalPoliciesThatSupportPhysicalActivityandWellness

HowtoSupportPhysicalActivityandWellnessinandAroundtheWorkplace(infographic)

TheStoryofAlex&Riley(Comic)

HealthyWorkplaces,HealthyFamilies(Webinar)

UnlockingOfficeStairwells(FactSheet&LiabilityMemo)

MovingintheRightDirection:AddressingLiabilityConcernsRelatedtoWorkplacePhysicalActivityProgramsforLow-WageWorkers

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Food & Beverages

Ahealthydietiskeytomaintaininggoodhealth.Butmanylow-incomechildrenandfamilies—thoseatgreatestriskforpreventablediseaseslikediabetesandheartdisease—don’thaveaccesstohealthyfoodsandbeveragesintheirneighborhoods.Weworkonavarietyofpolicystrategiesthatmakeiteasierforeveryonetoaccesshealthyfoodsandbeveragesathome,atwork,atschool,andinstores.

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Food Systems Whatfeaturesoffoodpolicydrivehealthequity?Howcaninstitutionsandbusinessesusestrategicfoodpurchasingtoimprovecommunityhealth?Exploretheintersectionoffoodpolicyandprocurementstrategiestoimprovecommunityhealth.

Health Equity & Food Systems: Critical Thinking on 8 Policies (Blog) (New)

Building Healthy, Equitable Communities Through a Just Food System (Webinar) (New)

Continued Conversation About Food Systems (Webinar) (New)

ProcurementLargeinstitutionssuchasgovernmentagenciesandhospitalspurchasefoodanddrinksinlargequantitieseveryday.Whentheseinstitutionsmakepurchasingdecisionsbasedongoodfoodvalues,itproduceswinsforcommunitywellness,thelocaleconomy,andtheenvironment.Theseresourcesexplainhowhealthypurchasingpracticescanbeleveragedtohelpimprovecommunityhealth.

Homegrown: Implementing State & Local Preferences for Food Procurement (New)

Institutions Buying Food for Health & Equity: An Infographic

A Fact Sheet on Establishing Healthier Food Service Guidelines for Government Facilities

Understanding Healthy Procurement: Using Government Purchasing to Increase Access to Healthy Food

Making Change: Healthier Vending for Municipalities (Guide & Model Agreement)

Reach for More: Healthier Beverage Vending for Government Agencies in Rural Settings

The Shakedown On Sodium: Using Group Purchasing to Provide Lower-Sodium Foods

• Visit www.exceedtool.com to learn more about federal food service procurement guidelines.

Sugary Drinks Sugarydrinks(alsocalledsugar-sweetenedbeverages,orSSBs)areanynon-alcoholicbeveragesthatcontainaddedcaloricsweeteners,likenon-dietsoda,fruitades,sportsdrinks,energydrinks,sweetenedwaters,andsweetenedcoffeeandteabeverages.Thesecommonplacebeveragesareatthenexusofmanyimportanthealthequityissues,suchaslackofnutritiousfoodoptionsforlow-incomefamiliesandtargetedmarketingtounderservedcommunities.

10 Ways to Limit Sugary Drinks in Your Community (Infographic) (New)

Sugary Drink Strategy Playbook: Reducing Sugary Drinks to Promote Community Health and Equity (New)

A Legal and Practical Guide for Designing Sugary Drink Taxes (Second Edition) (New)

Model Ordinance Regulating Sales of Sugary Drinks

Sugary Drinks: Approaches to Reduce Sugary Drink Consumption (Roadmap & Brochure)

Breaking Down the Chain: A Guide to the Soft Drink Industry

Model Legislation Requiring a Safety Warning for Sugary Drinks

Energy Drink Policies: Mini-Case Studies

Model Local Resolution Supporting a Statewide Excise Tax or Regulatory Fee on SSBs

Addressing Sugary Drinks through the Local School Wellness Policy

Regulating Retail Sales of Sugar-Sweetened Beverages: Fact Sheets About Innovative Strategies

• Be sure to see all of our resources on healthy food retail.

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Alcoholic-Related HarmsExcessivealcoholuseisapublichealthproblemwithavarietyofconsequences,rangingfromincreasedriskofdiseasetoincreasedhealthcarecostsforsociety.Thereareanumberofevidence-basedstrategiestoreduceexcessivealcoholuseincommunities.

Alcohol Taxes Infographic

Commercial Host Liability Infographic

Alcohol Outlet Density Infographic

Status of State Dram Shop Liability: 2015 Prevention Status Report Update

Status of Local Authority to Regulate Alcohol Outlet Density: Update of State Data & Coding

• Be sure to see all of our resources on healthy food retail.

Well WaterThefederalSafeDrinkingWaterAct(SDWA)regulatesthenation’spublicdrinkingwatersupply,safeguardingdrinkingwaterforthemajorityofUSresidents.However,theSDWAdoesnotapplytoalldrinkingwatersources.Privatelyownedwellsserveapproximately12%oftheUSpopulation,or34millionresidents.Thesesmallerwatersystemsdonotmeetthefederaldefinitionofapublicwatersystemandthereforearenotregulatedbyfederallaw.

Theseresourcesaredesignedforstateandlocalhealthdepartmentstaffwhowanttounderstandhowstateandlocalpolicycanbeused,inadditiontooutreachandeducation,toensureaccesstosafedrinkingwaterforpeoplewhouseprivatewells.

From Source To Tap: State Policies to Improve Drinking Water Quality in Private Well Systems (infographic & fact sheet) (New)

Improving Well Water Quality and Well Stewardship: 4 Case Studies on Promoting Policy Change In Private Well Systems (OR, IA, NH, NM) (New)

Navigating Unfamiliar Waters: Improving Drinking Water Quality in Federally Unregulated Wells (New)

Closing the Water Quality Gap: Using Policy to Improve Drinking Water in Federally-Unregulated Drinking Water Systems

• See the Child Care & Schools section for more resources on water access in schools.

Healthy Food RetailIt’simportanttotakeacomprehensiveapproachtoimprovingtheretailenvironment.Whenpublichealthpractitionersindifferentagencies—suchastobaccocontrol,alcoholregulation,andnutritionadvocates—worktogetherandwiththeircommunitytheycancreatestoreswhereit’seasytomakehealthierchoices.

Check Out Healthy Retail (Infographic)

Health on the Shelf: A Guide to Healthy Small Food Retailer Certification Programs

Healthy Retail Playbook & Collaboration Workbook

Licensing for Lettuce: A Guide to the Model Licensing Ordinance for Healthy Food Retailers

Model Healthy Checkout Aisle Ordinance

Fruitful Collaboration: Funding to Promote Fruits & Vegetables in Food Retail Stores (Fact Sheet & Memo)

Incentives for Change: Rewarding Healthy Improvements to Small Food Stores

Calculating Selling Area for Healthy Retail: A Fact Sheet About Improving Access to Healthy Food

• See the Tobacco Prevention section for resources on Tobacco Retailer Licensing.

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Healthier RestaurantsManycommunitiesarelookingforwaystomaketherestaurantenvironmenthealthier,giventhatfamiliesarenoweatingoutmorethanever.Somecommunitiesusehealthyrestaurantprogramstoimprovemenuitems.Othercommunitiespreventfastfoodrestaurantsfromlocatingnearschoolsorsethealthynutritionstandards.

What Can States and Local Governments Do About Menu Labeling? (New)

Putting Health on the Menu: A Toolkit for Creating Healthy Restaurant Programs

Model Healthy Restaurant Program Agreement

Creating Successful Healthy Restaurant Policies: Understanding the Laws Regulating Restaurants

Model Ordinance for Toy Giveaways at Restaurants

Model Healthy Children’s Meals Ordinance

Community Gardens, Farmers Markets, & Mobile VendingCommunitieshavemanyoptionsforexpandingaccesstofreshproduce.Theseresourcesexplorestrategiesforsupportingfarmers’markets,communityandschoolgardens,andmobilecartsofferinghealthyfoodsforsale.

Digging In: Local Policies to Support Urban Agriculture (Infographic)

Ground Rules: A Legal Toolkit for Community Gardens

Seeding the City: Land Use Policies to Promote Urban Agriculture

From the Ground Up: Land Use Policies to Protect & Promote Farmers Markets

Dig, Eat, & Be Healthy: A Guide to Growing Food on Public Property

Green for Greens: Finding Public Funding for Healthy Food Retail

Model Healthy Food System Resolution: The Role of Local Government

Creating a Permit Program for Produce Cart Vendors (Fact Sheet & Model Ordinance)

Healthy Mobile Vending Policies: A Win-Win for Vendors & Obesity Prevention Advocates

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Child Care & Schools Familieshavetremendousinfluenceoverthehealthoftheirchildren,butchildrenarealsocaredforbyotheradultsintheircommunity.Childcareandschoolenvironmentsoftendeterminewhatchildrenareofferedtoeatanddrinkoutsidethehome,aswellashowmuchtimetheyhaveforphysicalactivity.Weworkonavarietyofchildcareandschoolpolicystrategiesthatcansupportfamiliesinraisinghealthychildren.

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Child Care EnvironmentsManystrategies,includinglicensingprograms,canencouragephysicalactivityandpromotegoodnutritioninchildcaresettings.Learnabouttheframeworkthatgovernschildcaresettingsandhowcommunitiescanimprovetheseenvironments.

Funding the Fundamentals: A Primer on Early Care & Education Funding for Public Health Practitioners

A Fact Sheet for Understanding the Model Child Care Licensing Statute for Obesity Prevention

Policies that Support Breastfeeding in Child Care Facilities

School Wellness PoliciesFederallawrequiresallschooldistrictsparticipatingintheNationalSchoolLunchProgramand/orSchoolBreakfastProgramtoadoptalocalschoolwellnesspolicy.Thisrequirementreflectstheessentialroleschoolsplayinpromotingstudenthealthandpreventingchildhoodobesity.Wellnesspoliciesarewrittendocumentsthatoutlinehowschooldistrictsplantohelpkidseatwell,bephysicallyactive,andleadhealthierlives.Theseresourcesaddressvariousissuesrelatedtolocalschoolwellnesspoliciesandprovidestrategiestohelpschooldistrictspromotestudenthealth.

Addressing Sugary Drinks through the Local School Wellness Policy

Addressing Bullying in Local School Wellness Policies

Incorporating Safe Routes to School into Local School Wellness Policies

The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act & School Fundraisers: A Fact Sheet for Schools & Communities

How to Enforce a Wellness Policy: A Fact Sheet for Parents & Community Advocates

Model Wellness Policy Language for Water Access in Schools

Food & Beverage Marketing Model School Wellness Policy Language

School Discipline PracticesWeworktoidentifythebarrierstoyoungchildren’shealthydevelopmentandacademicsuccessandillustratehowschoolscaneffectivelyaddressdisciplineissueswhilepromotingpositiveschoolenvironmentswhereallstudentshavetheopportunitytolearn,heal,andthrive.

School Discipline Practices: A Public Health Crisis and an Opportunity for Reform (New)

Building Healthy, Equitable Communities Through Transforming the School Climate (Webinar) (New)

Marketing to YouthDespiteepidemicratesofchildhoodobesityintheUnitedStates,foodmarketerscontinuetopromoteunhealthyproductstoyoungpeople—onTV,inschools,throughdigitalmedialikecellphoneapplicationsandcomputergames,andmore.Theseresourcesshowhowthefoodindustrytargetsyoungpeople,fromtoddlerstoteens,andexplorestrategiesforlimitingtheimpactofthistypeofmarketing.

Marketing Matters: Strategies to Reduce Unhealthy Food Marketing to Young Children (Toolkit & Infographic)

Restricting Food & Beverage Advertising in Schools: A Fact Sheet on Local School Wellness Policies

A Fact Sheet on Identifying & Reporting Unfair, Misleading, & Deceptive Ads & Marketing

First Amendment Implications of Restricting Food & Beverage Marketing in Schools

Model Statute Limiting Food Marketing at Schools

Restricting Junk Food Advertising on School Buses: The First Amendment & Defining Junk Food

Breaking Down the Chain: A Guide to the Soft Drink Industry

Digital Food Marketing to Children & Adolescents: Problematic Practices & Policy Interventions

Model California Ordinance for Reducing Storefront Window Signage

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School Nutrition & Water AccessCreatingahealthierfoodenvironmentatschoolisakeystrategyforreducingchildhoodobesity.Weprovideresourcestoimprovethefoodlandscapeoncampus,includingstrategiesforensuringhealthybeveragesinschoolvendingmachines,increasingaccesstocleandrinkingwater,andestablishingahealthyfoodzoneinschoolneighborhoods.

Drinking Water Access in Schools: A Fact Sheet to Help Encourage Water Consumption

How State Plumbing Codes Can Increase Access to Drinking Water in Schools

Improving School Nutrition: Rural Community Profile

Developing a Healthy Beverage Vending Agreement (Fact Sheets & Sample Policies)

Creating a Healthy Food Zone Around Schools (Fact Sheet & Model Ordinance)

Model State Parent-Teacher Association Childhood Obesity Prevention Resolution

The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010: Provisions That Improve the School Food Environment

A Memo on Serving School Garden Produce in the Cafeteria

Model School Board Resolution in Support of Establishing a Farm-to-School Program

Making Change: Healthier Vending for Municipalities (Guide & Model Agreement)

Spinach to Schoolyards: Legal Requirements for Starting a School Produce Stand in California

Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Bikingorwalkingtoschoolisaneasywayforchildrentoincorporatephysicalactivityintotheirday.Butthenumberofkidswalkingorbikingtoschoolhasdroppeddramaticallyoverthelastfourdecades.SRTSprogramsandsmartschoolsitingcanmakeneighborhoodsbetterplacesforphysicalactivitywhileencouragingkidstowalktoschoolsafely.Theseresourcescanhelpcommunitiesovercomechallengesandadoptpoliciesthatsupportbikingandwalkingtoschool.

SRTS: Approaches to Support Children Walking & Bicycling to School (Roadmap & Fact Sheet)

SRTS: An Overview for California Advocates

Backing Off Bike Bans: The Legal Risks of Banning Bicycling to School

Crossing with Confidence: Managing Risk When Managing Crossing Guard Programs in California

Get Out & Get Moving: Opportunities to Walk to School Through Remote Drop-Off Programs

On the Move: SRTS Policies in Rural School Districts

Getting the Wheels Rolling: A Guide to Using Policy to Create Bicycle Friendly Communities

Maximizing Walkability, Diversity, & Educational Equity in U.S. Schools (Convening Report)

Incorporating Safe Routes to School into Local School Wellness Policies

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Tobacco Prevention

Limitingaccesstotobaccoproductsisthefirststepinpreventingtobacco-relateddiseases.Effectivestrategiesincludeeliminatingthesaleoftobaccoproductstominors,regulatingelectroniccigarettes,increasingenforcementofexistinglaws,andreducingexposuretosecondhandsmoke.Weofferawiderangeofresourcestohelpcommunitiestailorandimplementtobaccopreventionpolicyoptions.

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Tobacco Control 101ChangeLabSolutionshasworkedontobaccocontrolpolicyforalmosttwodecades.OurmodellawsandpolicieshavehelpedmakesmokinglessacceptableandaccessiblethroughoutCaliforniaand,increasingly,throughoutthenation.

Tobacco Laws Affecting California (2019 Edition) (New)

There Is No Constitutional Right to Smoke (National & California)

Tobacco Retailer Licensing (TRL)Requiringaretaillicensetoselltobaccocanbeaneffectivewayforlocaljurisdictionstoenforcetobaccocontrolordinances,providingamechanismforcommunicatingwithretailerstoimprovepoliciesandensurecompliance.ThefollowingresourcesprovidepracticaladviceonimplementingaTRLpolicy.

Comprehensive Tobacco Retailer Licensing Model Ordinance (includes Checklist & Supplemental Policy Options) (New)

Tobacco Retailer Licensing: An Effective Tool for Public Health (New)

Show Me Your License: The Basics of Tobacco Retailer Licensing (New)

Minimum Floor Price Laws (New)

Tobacco Retailer Licensing Strategies (Infographic)

Tobacco Retailer Licensing Playbook

Point of Sale Playbook: Policy Options to Regulate the Sale & Marketing of Tobacco Products

Budgeting for a Local Tobacco Retailer License Fee in California (Checklist)

Implementation Checklist for Tobacco Retailer Licensing

Smokefree HousingWell-designedsmokefreehousingpoliciesareanimportanttoolforensuringthehealthoftenants.Likewise,housingstabilityiscriticalforensuringthehealthandwell-beingoffamilies.Smokefreehousingpoliciesandhousingsecurityarebothkeyresourcesforcommunityhealth.Weprovideleadershipinsmokefreehousingoptions,workingwithcommunitiestodevelopstrong,humanesmokefreehousingpolicies.

A New Lease on Life: Landlords’ Right to Make Properties Smokefree (New)

Smokefree Housing: A Model California Ordinance Regulating Smoking in Multiunit Residences (New)

How Disability Laws Can Help Tenants Suffering from Drifting Tobacco Smoke (New)

Legal Options for Tenants Suffering from Drifting Tobacco Smoke (New)

Smokefree Multi-Unit Housing: Protecting Tenants from Secondhand Smoke (Roadmap & Brochure)

A Guide to Making a New Smokefree Housing Law Work

Support for Smokefree Housing: A Fact Sheet Summarizing the Benefits

Working with Landlords & Property Managers on Smokefree Housing: A Guidebook

A Fact Sheet on Smokefree Multi-Unit Housing Policies: Strategies to Support Resident Compliance

Creating Smokefree Policies for Affordable Housing in California (with Supporting Documents)

How Landlords Can Prohibit Smoking in Rental Housing (also in Spanish)

How to Make a Condo Complex Smokefree (also in Spanish)

Adopting Smokefree Policies in Multi-Unit Housing, including Rent-Controlled Properties

Smokefree Housing Resources for California Communities with Rent Control Laws

Implementing & Enforcing a Smokefree Multi-Unit Housing Ordinance: A Fact Sheet for Local Jurisdictions

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Smokefree PlacesOneofthemostimportantstepsacommunitycantaketoimproveitsresidents’healthistocreatemoresmokefreespaces.Thefollowingresourcesaredesignedtohelplocalandstatelawmakersandadvocatesreduceoreveneliminatesecondhandsmokeexposurewherepeoplework,play,andlive.

Pharmacies that Sell Tobacco Send a Mixed Message (infographic) (New)

Comprehensive Smokefree Places Model Ordinance & Checklist (New)

Left Behind in the Smoke: How Exemptions in California’s Smokefree Workplace Act Affect Inequities (New)

Protection Against Employee Retaliation in California

Can My Health Care Facility Go Smokefree?

Leveraging Hospital Community Benefits to Reduce the Burden of Tobacco Use

Support for Smokefree Parks: A Fact Sheet of Benefits

Tobacco Shops & Smokers’ Lounges: Understanding the Exceptions to California’s Smokefree Workplace Act

Interpreting the Law: How to Prohibit Smoking in Places Operated by Volunteers, & in Enclosed Places

Model Tobacco-free or Smokefree Event Policy

Understanding AB 795: Using Citations & Fines to Enforce Smokefree Campus Policies in California

How State Preemption of Local Smokefree Air Laws Adversely Impacts Quitting

How State Laws Preempting Local Authority to Reduce Youth Access to Tobacco Adversely Impact Health

Tobacco Sales, Marketing, & AdvertisingStateandlocalgovernmentsareincreasinglylookingforwaystolimitorprohibitthesaleoftobaccoproductstominors.Theseresourcesofferdifferentoptionsandoutlinekeyconsiderationsforadvocatesandcommunityleaders.

Tobacco Retailer Density: Place-Based Strategies to Advance Health and Equity (New)

How to Reduce Tobacco Retailer Density & Why: An Infographic

Tobacco Companies Use Local Stores to Talk to Kids: An Infographic

Model Legislation Establishing a Minimum Retail Sales Price for Cigarettes (& Other Tobacco Products)

Model California Ordinance for Reducing Storefront Window Signage

Restricting Tobacco Sales, Advertising, & Sponsorship at California Public Colleges & Universities (Policy)

Model Tobacco-free or Smokefree Event Policy

Limiting “Teen-Friendly” Cigars: A Fact Sheet About What Communities Can Do

The Federal Tobacco Control Act TheFamilySmokingPreventionandTobaccoControlActgivestheUSFoodandDrugAdministration(FDA)authoritytoregulateproductsthatcontaintobacco.NoteveryprovisionintheTobaccoControlAct,however,appliestoeverykindoftobaccoproduct.Thesefactsheetsexplainissuesrelatedtothelaw.

What Tobacco Products Are Covered by the 2009 FDA Law?

Getting Your Voice Heard: Commenting on Federal Regulations

Sampling: How Does the FDA Law Affect Local Ordinances in California?

Model Resolution Encouraging the FDA to Ban the Use of Menthol in Cigarettes

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Emerging Tobacco ProductsAsthepopularityofelectroniccigarettesandflavoredtobaccoproductsskyrockets,manycommunitieshavebeenincreasinglyconcernedabouttheappealoftheseproductstominorsandaboutthepotentialrisktopublichealthposedbye-cigarettevaporinplacesotherwiserequiredtobesmokefree,suchasschools,hospitals,andworkplaces.

PUP in Smoke: Why Youth Tobacco Possession & Use Penalties Are Ineffective & Inequitable (New)

How to Regulate E-Cigarettes & Other Electronic Smoking Devices (Flowchart)

Model Ordinance Regulating Electronic Smoking Devices

Limiting “Teen-Friendly” Cigars: A Fact Sheet About What Communities Can Do

Local Strategies to Regulate Vape Shops & Lounges: A Fact Sheet About Regulatory Policy Options

Pipe Down! How to Address Drug Paraphernalia in Your Community

Regulating Toxic Vapor: A Policy Guide to Electronic Smoking Devices

Smoke & Mirrors: Why Smokefree Air Laws Can Address Electronic Smoking Devices’ Vapor

Policy Options for Restricting Sales of Menthol Cigarettes & Other Flavored Tobacco Products

Model California Ordinance Restricting Sales of Flavored Tobacco Products

Model Resolution Encouraging the FDA to Ban the Use of Menthol in Cigarettes

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Health CareHealthcaresystemsandhospitalshaveopportunitiestogetinvolvedincommunitypublichealthinitiatives.Partneringwithadvocatesandlocalagencies,providinghealthierfoodsandbeverages,andleveragingcommunitybenefitsallocationsfromhospitalscanhelpkeeppeoplehealthyandoutofemergencyrooms.Ourresourcescanhelphealthcareorganizationsandhospitalsworktowardscommunity-basedprevention.

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Hospital Community BenefitsHospitalscanbepowerfulalliesinhelpingtocreatehealthiercommunities.Notonlydononprofithospitalsplayanimportantroleintreatingdisease,theyalsohelpcommunitiespreventchronicdiseasethroughtheircommunitybenefitsinvestments.Theseresourcesprovideinformationaboutwhathospitalcommunitybenefitsareandhowadvocatescanworkwithlocalnonprofithospitalstopromotehealthyenvironments.

The Health & Housing Starter Kit: A Guide for Public Health Departments, Housing Authorities, and Hospitals Working at the Intersection of Health and Housing (New)

Leveraging Nonprofit Hospital “Community Benefits” to Create Healthier Communities

Maternal & Child HealthChangeLabSolutionshasdevelopedresourcesdetailingthepositivehealtheffectsofbothbreastfeedingandpaidfamilyleavepoliciesforfamilies,youngchildren,andnewmothers.Wehighlightthehealthbenefitsandequity-enhancingcomponentsofcurrentpoliciesandlaws.

Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative (Infographic) (New)

Breastfeeding from the Start: Health Benefits & Policy Implications of the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative (New)

Breastfeeding & Racial Equity (Infographic) (New)

Changing the System to Address Racial Inequities in Breastfeeding (New)

Breastfeeding-Supportive Hospital Practices: Fact Sheets on Laws that Support Breastfeeding Among Maternity Patients (in the 18 States with Relevant Laws) (New)

Paid Family Leave Ensures Health Equity for All (Fact Sheet, Literature Review, & Infographic)

Chronic DiseaseOurresourcesoutlineseveralstrategiestoaddresschronicdiseasessuchasdiabetes,asthma,obesity,andaddiction.Wediscussinterventionstoexpandinsurancecoveragethatcommunitiescanusetoaddressdiabetesandhowstateandlocaljurisdictionscanimplementpoliciesthatimproveaccesstohealthyfood.Publichealthadvocates,policymakers,andlocalandstateinstitutionscanusethesepublicationstounderstandthepatterns,trends,andgapsineffortstopreventandtreatchronicdiseases.

Diabetes

Expanding Health Insurance Coverage for the National Diabetes Prevention Program

Diabetes Prevention Program Return on Investment Fact Sheet

Understanding Diabetes Self-Management Education & Training (50 State Profiles & Policy Poster)

Obesity

Why Adopt an Obesity Prevention Resolution? (Fact Sheet & Model Resolution)

State Attorneys General: Allies in Obesity Prevention (A Fact Sheet Series)

What Does the City Attorney Have to Do with Obesity Prevention? A Fact Sheet for Advocates

Asthma

Using Local & Institutional Policy to Address Root Causes of Asthma: A Hospital-Community Partnership

Smokefree Facilities Oneofthemostimportantstepsacommunitycantaketoimproveitsresidents’healthistocreatemoresmokefreespaces,especiallyathospitalsandpharmaciesthataimtoimprovehealthoutcomes.Theseresourcesaredesignedtohelplocalandstatelawmakersandadvocatesreduceoreveneliminatesecondhandsmokeexposureinhealthcarefacilities.

Pharmacies that Sell Tobacco Send a Mixed Message (infographic) (New)

Can My Health Care Facility Go Smokefree?

A Prescription for Health: Tobacco-Free Pharmacies


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